How does O. Henry use foreshadowing in the story?
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O. Henry uses foreshadowing through Della’s anxious thoughts about finding the perfect gift and her reflections on her hair. These hints suggest that both characters are contemplating significant sacrifices, preparing the reader for the ironic conclusion of the story.